Official Bulletin and Scrap Book of the League of American Wheelmen, Vol 15, No 2

Articles in this issue

• Boston Bicycle Club Annual Meeting

  Report of the Boston Bicycle Club's annual meeting at the Boston City Club on Jan. 10, electing Chas. W. Reed president, Augustus Nickerson secretary-treasurer and W. G. Kendall captain, and voting a letter of condolence to the widow of the late Edmund J. O'Reilly.
• Heroes of the Century Run

  Fred M. Sanborn of Baltimore wins the Century Road Club Association's 1916 Century and Mileage Competition for the third time with 8,529 miles, ahead of William Winquist of Brooklyn and national secretary Sylvain Segal, with a full results table and certificates of merit citing records such as Vito Cestone's New York-to-Boston run.
• FROM PRESIDENT BELDING.

  L.A.W. president Milo M. Belding, Jr. mourns the death of 'The Scorcher' (the Irish Cyclist writer who toured the 1912 Wheel About the Hub at his side) and announces he is leaving for Palm Beach, Fla., urging members to renew for 1917.
• NOMINATIONS FOR NATIONAL ASSEMBLY.

  Secretary-Treasurer Abbot Bassett lists the delegates regularly nominated to the L.A.W. National Assembly by state, including nine from New York, seven each from Massachusetts and Pennsylvania, and single delegates such as Kirk Munroe (California) and Owen Lawson (Kentucky).